We understand that. 11.1 You may terminate this agreement on the provision of six months’ notice to us and we can only guarantee future instalments of the grant as long as funds from the National Lottery and the European Union’s Structural Funds are available for this Programme and you continue to operate. 11.2 You will inform us if the exchange rate fluctuations affect the maximum level of ESF funding available. 11.3 You may share information about our grant with any parties of your choice as well as with members of the public who make a request for information under the Freedom of Information ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. Details of the project may be broadcast on television, on your website, in newspapers and through other media. 11.4 You will not increase the grant if we spend more than the agreed budget. 11.5 You may suspend payment of the grant if you want to investigate any matters concerning the grant (or any other grants you have given to us). We understand that you accept no liability for any consequences, whether direct or indirect, that arises from a suspension even if the investigation finds no cause for concern. 11.6 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or part of the grant at your absolute discretion, in any of the following circumstances if: 11.6.1 We fail to meet any of these terms and conditions, or the terms and conditions attached to any other grants from you for which a Grant Agreement is still in force. 11.6.2 We completed the application form dishonestly or incorrectly or misleadingly. 11.6.3 We or any other person or organisation operating for us gave you any significantly misleading or inaccurate information, whether deliberate or accidental, during the application process, or during the period of the Grant Agreement. 11.6.4 Members of our governing body, volunteers or staff have offered, given or agreed to give any person any money or gifts to bring about this Grant Agreement or act at any time during the project dishonestly or negligently or in any way, directly or indirectly, to our detriment or to the detriment of our organisation or the project or to the detriment of your reputation. 11.6.5 Our organisation, members of our governing body, employees or volunteers are subject to an investigation or formal enquiry by the Police, Charity Commission, the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, HM Revenue and Customs or other regulatory body. 11.6.6 Any other funder withdraws any part of the match funding we were offered for this project or if we receive duplicate funding from any other source for the same or any part of the project. 11.6.7 We do not take positive steps to ensure equal opportunities in our own employment practices and the delivery of and access to our services. 11.6.8 There is a significant change of purpose, ownership or recipient, either during the project or within a reasonable period after its completion, so that you judge that the grant is unlikely to fulfil the purpose for which you made it. 11.6.9 At any stage of the application process or during the period of the Grant Agreement we do not let you have information that would affect your decision to award, continue or withdraw all or part of the grant. 11.6.10 We are or become legally ineligible to hold the grant. 11.6.11 You have reasonable grounds to believe that it is necessary to protect public money. 11.7 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or any of the grant if it is likely that our organisation will have to stop operating, may be dissolved or become insolvent, or is likely to be put into administration or receivership or liquidation, or we are about to make an arrangement with, or guarantee a Trust Deed to our creditors, or, in Scotland, our organisation’s estate is sequestrated. 11.8 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or any of the grant if the following events occur: 11.8.1 The project activity is not carried out in accordance with our application; 11.8.2 There is a substantial or material change in the nature, scale, costs, funding or timing of the project activity described in our application for support; 11.8.3 The future of the activity described in our application is in jeopardy; 11.8.4 There is unsatisfactory progress towards meeting the outputs and results agreed with you; 11.8.5 Any part of the activity has been funded from other EU funds; 11.8.6 There is material irregularity in the way in which the activities are carried out (including those identified by auditors); 11.8.7 There is failure to adequately retain and provide information requested by you, the Managing Authority, the Certifying Authority, the European Commission, the European Court of Auditors, or the Audit Authority; or 11.8.8 There is a breach of the European Structural Funds Regulations, the requirements of EU or national procurement requirements, State Aid law or the National Eligibility Rules. 11.9 We understand that you can recover any monies by deducting such sums from any subsequent payment. We also understand that any over-payment of grant must be repaid on demand and that it is our responsibility to notify you immediately if any of events outlined in clause 11.8 or this clause 11.9 arise. 11.10 We acknowledge that the grant comes from public funds and we will not use the grant in a way that constitutes unapprovable State Aid. In the event that it is deemed to be unapprovable State Aid, then we will repay the entire grant immediately. 11.11 We may not transfer any part of the grant or this Grant Agreement or any rights under it to another organisation or individual, unless we have entered into an agreement which must have been authorised by you in writing, permitting us to work with another organisation in delivering the project. 11.12 We will ensure that no other organisation or individual acquires any third party rights under this Grant Agreement.
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Sources: Partnership Agreement
We understand that. 11.1 You may terminate this agreement on the provision of six months’ notice to us and we can only guarantee future instalments of the grant as long as funds from the National Lottery and the European Union’s Structural Funds are available for this Programme and you continue to operate.
11.2 You will inform us if the exchange rate fluctuations affect the maximum level of ESF funding available.
11.3 You may share information about our grant with any parties of your choice as well as with members of the public who make a request for information under the Freedom of Information ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇Act 2000. Details of the project may be broadcast on television, on your website, in newspapers and through other media.
11.4 You will not increase the grant if we spend more than the agreed budget.
11.5 You may suspend payment of the grant if you want to investigate any matters concerning the grant (or any other grants you have given to us). We understand that you accept no liability for any consequences, whether direct or indirect, that arises from a suspension even if the investigation finds no cause for concern.
11.6 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or part of the grant at your absolute discretion, in any of the following circumstances if:
11.6.1 We fail to meet any of these terms and conditions, or the terms and conditions attached to any other grants from you for which a Grant Agreement is still in force.
11.6.2 We completed the application form dishonestly or incorrectly or misleadingly.
11.6.3 We or any other person or organisation operating for us gave you any significantly misleading or inaccurate information, whether deliberate or accidental, during the application process, or during the period of the Grant Agreement.
11.6.4 Members of our governing body, volunteers or staff have offered, given or agreed to give any person any money or gifts to bring about this Grant Agreement or act at any time during the project dishonestly or negligently or in any way, directly or indirectly, to our detriment or to the detriment of our organisation or the project or to the detriment of your reputation.
11.6.5 Our organisation, members of our governing body, employees or volunteers are subject to an investigation or formal enquiry by the Police, Charity Commission, the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, HM Revenue and Customs or other regulatory body.
11.6.6 Any other funder withdraws any part of the match funding we were offered for this project or if we receive duplicate funding from any other source for the same or any part of the project.
11.6.7 We do not take positive steps to ensure equal opportunities in our own employment practices and the delivery of and access to our services.
11.6.8 There is a significant change of purpose, ownership or recipient, either during the project or within a reasonable period after its completion, so that you judge that the grant is unlikely to fulfil the purpose for which you made it.
11.6.9 At any stage of the application process or during the period of the Grant Agreement we do not let you have information that would affect your decision to award, continue or withdraw all or part of the grant.
11.6.10 We are or become legally ineligible to hold the grant.
11.6.11 You have reasonable grounds to believe that it is necessary to protect public money.
11.7 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or any of the grant if it is likely that our organisation will have to stop operating, may be dissolved or become insolvent, or is likely to be put into administration or receivership or liquidation, or we are about to make an arrangement with, or guarantee a Trust Deed to our creditors, or, in Scotland, our organisation’s estate is sequestrated.
11.8 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or any of the grant if the following events occur:
11.8.1 The project activity is not carried out in accordance with our application;
11.8.2 There is a substantial or material change in the nature, scale, costs, funding or timing of the project activity described in our application for support;
11.8.3 The future of the activity described in our application is in jeopardy;
11.8.4 There is unsatisfactory progress towards meeting the outputs and results agreed with you;
11.8.5 Any part of the activity has been funded from other EU funds;
11.8.6 There is material irregularity in the way in which the activities are carried out (including those identified by auditors);
11.8.7 There is failure to adequately retain and provide information requested by you, the Managing Authority, the Certifying Authority, the European Commission, the European Court of Auditors, or the Audit Authority; or
11.8.8 There is a breach of the European Structural Funds Regulations, the requirements of EU or national procurement requirements, State Aid law or the National Eligibility Rules.
11.9 We understand that you can recover any monies by deducting such sums from any subsequent payment. We also understand that any over-payment of grant must be repaid on demand and that it is our responsibility to notify you immediately if any of events outlined in clause 11.8 or this clause 11.9 arise.
11.10 We acknowledge that the grant comes from public funds and we will not use the grant in a way that constitutes unapprovable State Aid. In the event that it is deemed to be unapprovable State Aid, then we will repay the entire grant immediately.
11.11 We may not transfer any part of the grant or this Grant Agreement or any rights under it to another organisation or individual, unless we have entered into an agreement which must have been authorised by you in writing, permitting us to work with another organisation in delivering the project.
11.12 We will ensure that no other organisation or individual acquires any third party rights under this Grant Agreement.
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Sources: Partnership Agreement
We understand that. 11.1 You may terminate this agreement on the provision of six months’ notice to us and we can only guarantee future instalments of the grant as long as funds from the National Lottery and the European Union’s Structural Funds are available for this Programme and you continue to operate.
11.2 You will inform us if the exchange rate fluctuations affect the maximum level of ESF funding available.
11.3 You We accept that you may share information about our grant with any parties of your choice as well as with members of the public who make a request for information under the Freedom of Information ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇Act 2000. Details of the project may be broadcast on television, on your website, in newspapers and through other media.
11.4 11.3 You will not increase the grant if we spend more than the agreed budget.
11.5 11.4 You may suspend payment of the grant if you want to investigate any matters concerning the grant (or any other grants you have given to us). We understand that you accept no liability for any consequences, whether direct or indirect, that arises arise from a suspension even if the investigation finds no cause for concern.
11.6 11.5 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or part of the grant at your absolute discretion, in any of the following circumstances if:
11.6.1 : We fail to meet any of these terms and conditions, or the terms and conditions attached to any other grants from you for which a Grant Agreement is still in force.
11.6.2 . We completed the application form dishonestly or incorrectly or misleadingly.
11.6.3 . We or any other person or organisation operating for us gave you any significantly misleading or inaccurate information, whether deliberate or accidental, during the application process, or during the period of the Grant Agreement.
11.6.4 . Members of our governing body, volunteers or staff have offered, given or agreed to give any person any money or gifts to bring about this Grant Agreement or act at any time during the project dishonestly or negligently or in any way, directly or indirectly, to our detriment or to the detriment of our organisation or the project or to the detriment of your reputation.
11.6.5 . Our organisation, members of our governing body, employees or volunteers are subject to an investigation or formal enquiry by the Police, Charity Commission, the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, HM Revenue and Customs or other regulatory body.
11.6.6 Any other funder withdraws any part of the match funding we were offered for this project or if we . We receive duplicate funding from any other source for the same or any part of the project.
11.6.7 . We do not take positive steps to ensure equal opportunities in our own employment practices and the delivery of and access to our services.
11.6.8 . There is a significant change of purpose, ownership or recipient, either during the project or within a reasonable period after its completion, so that you judge that the grant is unlikely to fulfil the purpose for which you made it.
11.6.9 . At any stage of the application process or during the period of the Grant Agreement we do not let you have information that would affect your decision to award, continue or withdraw all or part of the grant.
11.6.10 . We are or become legally ineligible to hold the grant.
11.6.11 You . If you have reasonable grounds to believe that it is necessary to protect public money.
11.7 11.6 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or any of the grant if it is likely that our organisation will have to stop operating, may be dissolved or become insolvent, or is likely to be put into administration or receivership or liquidation, or we are about to make an arrangement with, or guarantee a Trust Deed to our creditors, or, in Scotland, our organisation’s estate is sequestrated.
11.8 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or any of the grant if the following events occur:
11.8.1 The project activity is not carried out in accordance with our application;
11.8.2 There is a substantial or material change in the nature, scale, costs, funding or timing of the project activity described in our application for support;
11.8.3 The future of the activity described in our application is in jeopardy;
11.8.4 There is unsatisfactory progress towards meeting the outputs and results agreed with you;
11.8.5 Any part of the activity has been funded from other EU funds;
11.8.6 There is material irregularity in the way in which the activities are carried out (including those identified by auditors);
11.8.7 There is failure to adequately retain and provide information requested by you, the Managing Authority, the Certifying Authority, the European Commission, the European Court of Auditors, or the Audit Authority; or
11.8.8 There is a breach of the European Structural Funds Regulations, the requirements of EU or national procurement requirements, State Aid law or the National Eligibility Rules.
11.9 We understand that you can recover any monies by deducting such sums from any subsequent payment. We also understand that any over-payment of grant must be repaid on demand and that it is our responsibility to notify you immediately if any of events outlined in clause 11.8 or this clause 11.9 arise.
11.10 11.7 We acknowledge that the grant comes from public funds and we will not use the grant in a way that constitutes unapprovable State Aidaid. In the event that it is deemed to be unapprovable State Aidaid, then we will repay the entire grant immediately.
11.11 11.8 We may not transfer any part of the grant or this Grant Agreement or any rights under it to another organisation or individual, unless we have entered into an agreement which must have been authorised by you in writing, permitting us to work with another organisation in delivering the project.
11.12 11.9 We will ensure that no other organisation or individual acquires any third party rights under this Grant Agreement.
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Sources: Standard Terms and Conditions
We understand that. 11.1 You may terminate this agreement on the provision of six months’ notice to us and we can only guarantee future instalments of the grant as long as funds from the National Lottery and the European Union’s Structural Funds are available for this Programme and you continue to operate.
11.2 You will inform us if the exchange rate fluctuations affect the maximum level of ESF funding available.
11.3 You We accept that you may share information about our grant with any parties of your choice as well as with members of the public who make a request for information under the Freedom of Information ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. Details of the project may be broadcast on television, on your website, in newspapers and through other media.
11.4 11.3 You will not increase the grant if we spend more than the agreed budget.
11.5 11.4 You may suspend payment of the grant if you want to investigate any matters concerning the grant (or any other grants you have given to us). We understand that you accept no liability for any consequences, whether direct or indirect, that arises arise from a suspension even if the investigation finds no cause for concern.
11.6 11.5 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or part of the grant at your absolute discretion, in any of the following circumstances if:
11.6.1 : We fail to meet any of these terms and conditions, or the terms and conditions attached to any other grants from you for which a Grant Agreement is still in force.
11.6.2 . We completed the application form dishonestly or incorrectly or misleadingly.
11.6.3 . We or any other person or organisation operating for us gave you any significantly misleading or inaccurate information, whether deliberate or accidental, during the application process, or during the period of the Grant Agreement.
11.6.4 . Members of our governing body, volunteers or staff have offered, given or agreed to give any person any money or gifts to bring about this Grant Agreement or act at any time during the project dishonestly or negligently or in any way, directly or indirectly, to our detriment or to the detriment of our organisation or the project or to the detriment of your reputation.
11.6.5 . Our organisation, members of our governing body, employees or volunteers are subject to an investigation or formal enquiry by the Police, Charity Commission, the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, HM Revenue and Customs or other regulatory body.
11.6.6 Any other funder withdraws any part of the match funding we were offered for this project or if we . We receive duplicate funding from any other source for the same or any part of the project.
11.6.7 . We do not take positive steps to ensure equal opportunities in our own employment practices and the delivery of and access to our services.
11.6.8 . There is a significant change of purpose, ownership or recipient, either during the project or within a reasonable period after its completion, so that you judge that the grant is unlikely to fulfil the purpose for which you made it.
11.6.9 . At any stage of the application process or during the period of the Grant Agreement we do not let you have information that would affect your decision to award, continue or withdraw all or part of the grant.
11.6.10 . We are or become legally ineligible to hold the grant.
11.6.11 You . If you have reasonable grounds to believe that it is necessary to protect public money.
11.7 11.6 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or any of the grant if it is likely that our organisation will have to stop operating, may be dissolved or become insolvent, or is likely to be put into administration or receivership or liquidation, or we are about to make an arrangement with, or guarantee a Trust Deed to our creditors, or, in Scotland, our organisation’s estate is sequestrated.
11.8 You may withhold or demand repayment of all or any of the grant if the following events occur:
11.8.1 The project activity is not carried out in accordance with our application;
11.8.2 There is a substantial or material change in the nature, scale, costs, funding or timing of the project activity described in our application for support;
11.8.3 The future of the activity described in our application is in jeopardy;
11.8.4 There is unsatisfactory progress towards meeting the outputs and results agreed with you;
11.8.5 Any part of the activity has been funded from other EU funds;
11.8.6 There is material irregularity in the way in which the activities are carried out (including those identified by auditors);
11.8.7 There is failure to adequately retain and provide information requested by you, the Managing Authority, the Certifying Authority, the European Commission, the European Court of Auditors, or the Audit Authority; or
11.8.8 There is a breach of the European Structural Funds Regulations, the requirements of EU or national procurement requirements, State Aid law or the National Eligibility Rules.
11.9 We understand that you can recover any monies by deducting such sums from any subsequent payment. We also understand that any over-payment of grant must be repaid on demand and that it is our responsibility to notify you immediately if any of events outlined in clause 11.8 or this clause 11.9 arise.
11.10 11.7 We acknowledge that the grant comes from public funds and we will not use the grant in a way that constitutes unapprovable State Aidaid. In the event that it is deemed to be unapprovable State Aidaid, then we will repay the entire grant immediately.
11.11 11.8 We may not transfer any part of the grant or this Grant Agreement or any rights under it to another organisation or individual, unless we have entered into an agreement which must have been authorised by you in writing, permitting us to work with another organisation in delivering the project.
11.12 11.9 We will ensure that no other organisation or individual acquires any third party rights under this Grant Agreement.
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Sources: Partnership Agreement